TenUS airports have Airbus A380 flights between May and September: Boston, Dallas/Fort Worth, Denver, Honolulu, Houston Intercontinental, Los Angeles, Miami, New York JFK, San Francisco, and Washington Dulles. The start of Lufthansa’s regular superjumbo service to Denver on April 30 helped, as will Qantas resuming double-decker flights to Dallas/Fort Worth on August 11. British Airways’ A380s were flown to Dallas until March. When the carrier returns in the winter, flights will be on the A350-1000, but they’ll be too short to make that type’s 10 longest routes list.
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Interesting Airbus has not entirely dismissed the possibility of resuming production of the Airbus A380 double-decker. This news comes from the head of Airbus’ civil aircraft division via the publication Hamburger Ambendblatt. Nevertheless, the chances of this happening are low very low.But in this video, lets look at the recent statements, as well as the cases for and against reviving A380 production